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Charles L. Cotton wrote:

doejohn wrote:Also please refrain from attacking those in the media that might of had contacts and were using those to get to the bottom of the story...unless it was Rebecca Aguilar...

Well I'm beginning to think Ms. Aguilar is posting, but under a pen name.

Chas.

Snake Doctor wrote:STOP IT, STOP IT, STOP IT. For Christ's sake, people, just let it go. Doesn't anyone have anything better to do? Let's all meet at the range or something! :lol:

1. All you people who are "in the media", get over yourselves. We get that you have media contacts; would you like a gold star?

2. Quit making comments about how you know this is "fake" or "made up". Is is very hard to believe? You bet, but muttering on about it for days on an internet message board doesn't make any sense.

3. Stop making snide comments about the guy, his post history, etc. You don't know him, so don't talk as if you do.

4. Either one of two things is happening. HEMIzygote is either young or immature or both and sought to post something so elaborate and intense that it would fire everyone up--which it did--or, Hz is telling the truth, and he needs your supportive comments and NOTHING more. Remember when your mommy told you not to talk about people unless you had something nice to say? Now would be a good time to do that.

lawrnk wrote:

doejohn wrote:

WildBill wrote:I have been talking in riddles in a couple of my last posts, but no one took the bait. So at the risk of getting booted off the forum I'll tell you all what I have found out about HEMIzygote. All of this is a matter of public record.

Think about it. HEMIzygote has stated on this forum that he is 22 years old and an "infectious disease pharmacist." It takes at least six years to become a pharmacist. To specialize is "infectious diseases" he would need a PhD which is about 8 years. Do the math. Even if he was "Doogie Hooser."

In his post about the CCW open-holster protest, he stated he was a teacher and wore it at school. He is not listed as a TSU faculty member or graduate student. He did post a letter to the editor to the student newspaper. The letter did not state how he was connected with the University.

Pharmacists need to be licensed by the state. HEMIzygote does not have a Texas pharmacist license. Even if he did, he could only work in Texas. His license would not be valid in Massachusetts so "his company" could not sent him there to "fill in" at a hospital or pharmacy.

The Texas State Board of Pharmacy shows HEMIzygote is a "pharmacy technician", not a pharmacist.

HEMIzygote stated several times that he did not work for a large chain store. The Texas State Board of Pharmacy says he does.



So this is what I know. Make you own conclusions.

Add that to the present and past tense in the story and it does seem to lend itself to little credibility...

These two quotes are from Hemi. The first is at the beginning of his post. The second is near the end of his first post.


Today I drew my gun and fired it 7 times ....


I am sad to say that 4 lives were lost that day...

Yeah, but in his defense it could have been a typo. I still want to give Hemizygote the benefit of the doubt, but .... :?:

Posting information to the contrary is not attacking him. I know Chas mentioned some attacks, I never saw those. They may have been nuked before I got a chance to see them of course.

WildBill wrote:I have been talking in riddles in a couple of my last posts, but no one took the bait. So at the risk of getting booted off the forum I'll tell you all what I have found out about HEMIzygote. All of this is a matter of public record.

Think about it. HEMIzygote has stated on this forum that he is 22 years old and an "infectious disease pharmacist." It takes at least six years to become a pharmacist. To specialize is "infectious diseases" he would need a PhD which is about 8 years. Do the math. Even if he was "Doogie Hooser."

In his post about the CCW open-holster protest, he stated he was a teacher and wore it at school. He is not listed as a TSU faculty member or graduate student. He did post a letter to the editor to the student newspaper. The letter did not state how he was connected with the University.

Pharmacists need to be licensed by the state. HEMIzygote does not have a Texas pharmacist license. Even if he did, he could only work in Texas. His license would not be valid in Massachusetts so "his company" could not sent him there to "fill in" at a hospital or pharmacy.

The Texas State Board of Pharmacy shows HEMIzygote is a "pharmacy technician", not a pharmacist.

HEMIzygote stated several times that he did not work for a large chain store. The Texas State Board of Pharmacy says he does.



So this is what I know. Make you own conclusions.